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Old Jail and Lois for Sale.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be
received by the commissioners court for the pur
chase of the old Jail building. together with the
town lots upon which it is situated, until the End
Monday in May ls57. Bids can be placed in the
hands Of the clerk at any time previous to safi
day. The court reserves theright to reject any or
all bids by order of said court.
4 Du~rau Clerk
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Joe W. Harris, of Field creek
came in Monday and entered his
name among the new subscribers
to the News. Thanks.
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Mr.. J. I. Williamson, editor of the Bra
dy Sentinel, is in the city, coming in be-
half of the people of that enter
prising western Texas town to confer
with the managers of the San Antonio &
Arkansas pass road with view to securing
the construction of their line through Bra
dy. Mr.. Williamson insists that MeCuL
Tough is the best agricultural and stock
raising county in the state, having the
richest soil and being the best watered,
and also says the coal discovery at ;sueb-
10, some miles north of Brad yrusn<Z line
between that place and Coleman, is supe-
rior to any coal yet discovered in Texas,
and in inexhaustible quantity. This fact
alone ought to prove a great inducement
for the road to run in that direction. Mr..
W. Refers with expressions Of indigna-
ton to the including of his county, Ne
Cullough in the list of "drouth sufferers
saying there was not the slightest reason
for the act and characterizing it as anout-
rage on the county.-san Antonio Ex-
press.
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VOLUME XIII.
Allison & Martin,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Have absolute control of the property
described below, and will take pleasure
in giving information to residents or non
residents concerning it. Ii you want a
good home in one of the most prosperous
and healthy counties in the west. call on
US or write to us, and we Will find a
place to suit,
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About 5000 persons were killed
by an earthquake in Southern Eu-
rope last week. Eeight shocks
we're also felt at Charlestwn South
Carolina, and at other points along
the Atlantic coast.
Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratches Oh
every kind cured in 30 Minutes by Wool
forl's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other.
This never fails. Sold by j. n. Eddins Il
Co., Druggist, San Saba, Texas.
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S. W. YOE.
rTORNEY AT LAW.
Estate and Collecting Agent,
SAN SABA, TEXAS.
up stairs, over Gray & Billiards. hardware
)oss generAilAnd and collecting business.
attention given land litigation, and inNes,
on land titles. Practice in the courts Of
Z and adjoining counties. Oily
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a Lady's UnfOriun,ao Experience.

Was that one of your acquaintance who
suffered from scrofula. yellow complex
ion, and distress Of the stomach, for years
before using DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic,
which finally cured her.
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Pas'ngr. Agt- Pass.Agt.
galveston. Dallas.
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IESSION VALLEY
UR SER

ese nurseries were established
-ssi0n Valley, Texas. in 1870.
cure better mail and shipping
ties we have removed to the
West Texas & Pacific rail-
zen miles above Victoria and
miles from the old location.
have made the most ex-
i've experiments, combined
earefnl study.
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This space is Edited bv the Ladies Of the local
Womsns Christian Temperance Union
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THAT YOUR TICKETS READ
VIA THIS ROUTE.
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THE ONLY ROUTE
ing Solid through Trains between
Galveston aud Fort Worth.
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TWO TRAINS DAILY,
EBURNE AN D DALLAS.
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THREE TRAINS DAILY,

EsTos = AND = HOUSTON
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Dover Fair.

Tae chief event Of yesterday morning
was the review of horses exhibited by
the judges, on the race course In front
OF the grand stand. The display was
very fine. The judges were g. H.
Smith of Haadonfeld, N. j., and Geo.
Wilds. Of New Egypt. New Jersey.
The horticultural display is better than
ever before The grain exh ibits exceed
by far all past efforts. Captain Spittsll
o, Pinkerton's forSe preserves order.
The track was hoavy The first race
for colts, 4 years old and under, purse
5000. Race was won by Yorktown Bell
in three straight heats. Time, 2s9,
2.45H, 3.0lN.
In the 2 81 o.Ess, purse $500; was won
by Circu.atOr In three straight heats.
The 2.20 racs WAS postponed on ac
count Of datknoss and the 2 90 was pu'
on but not finished The frst two beats
were won by EAdi O., and by Bosun
IN the third. The races closed at 8 3
p.m m.
The fireworks whi3h had been de
ferred for ewo evenings went off suc
cessfury lest night under Professu
Jackso" of Philadelphia. The oxtibrtio
continued during tho hour from seve
to eight. The set pieces were particr
larlv fine and ca led forth considerabl
applause. Oglesby's band rendere
choice selections during the exhibition
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
National Oouncii.

j. 8 Roxburgh. B. II. Ennis and
John Walker, representatives to the
National Cosncil OF the o. U. A M,
which held Its annual session In New
Haven, Conn, ON Tuesday and Wednss.
day Of this week, have returned home.
They report an interesting session and o
large increase If the order In ell direc.
tioDs. There Is closer sfiliatiOn be-
tween the Daughters Of Liberty and the
o. U. a M, by which the d. OF l..
elect representatives to the National
Council Of the o U. A. NJ. During tt .
year all the subordinate couucils hsd
voted on the question Of continuing To
wear aprons, and majority OF the
States voted to diccontiLus tue custom.
As the order Is often confouuded with
trades unions the Hs;ionsl Council
| leaves 1t to vote Of the order TO drop
the word mechanic, making 1. the O. O.der
of U nited Americans, thus making the
name comprehensive OF i.s meaning, a
btnevplent, patriotic fraternity. The
rerresen t. dives. ia bArouches, were
shown over the "CIty Of EMS" driven
through its besu;ifal park and ban.
Quett-d. The next annual session will
be held at New BtunswicS, n j.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
A wedding ut MILFORD

Allan d Jones. an emploY
Philadelphia office OF the
Railroad Co, and . son OF y
ESQ of Elkton, Md was 19 4
the Presby terian church 81 s. !
Thursday afternoon. to ME- ~
eelipa, daughter of DR. G. w
The bridA WAS the recipient
very costly presents. imnes
ter the ceremony they staE'e,,, !,
to Boston and other cities Y
return they will reside IN q
cottage at Ridley Park'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
FOURTH EDITION
Personal.
/, Snitcber has returned frcm Colo

DR., snitcher hiss returned frcm Colo
RADIO.
Mr.. Paul Brown, one time In the en-
ploy OF E. 8. Il. Butler, newsdeaier, ID
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Alexander Wright has gone 70
Providence, Rhode Island. In order TO
visit her son, Mr.. Perkins, who 10 To-
GATED In that city.
Nicholas Jenny, who has been visit,
ing relatives In Europe, sailed to Gay
from Havre, France. for New YORK ,ano
will reach his home In this city about
the l0.h inst.
Anthony g. Devere,l, Of the arm oi
Dsverell Bros Rrocerymen, who ,"'
this city shout ten days ago with his
wife for Cape May Point. N. j., re
turned home yesterday very much I'M
proved In health.
DR.. john ii. Simms visited Ktmble'
Vile, Cnester County. Pa, this evening,
end will attend tine Presby terian ~
we'll 10 the Methodist Church In that
place 70. morrow. He will return home
on Monday morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
DIHI.

DUDLEY On the 2sth inst, MargArst
Dudley, aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the fuoeral from her late residence, No 92e
Walnut street, on Sunday, October ID, st 10
O'CLOCK. Services ct kElon church. Intern snt
at kxion cemetery.
POSrLES On ssptsmbar sgth, 1857, Will
he nina Pestiee, IN her &,th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited to attend her funeral on sunday aftsr
noon at O'Clock, from her husbands resi-
denco. Liberia street near Lincoln. Services
In Bethel A. M. Il. Church. Interment In
st. Peters Cemetery.
oMITH-ln Ohrtstiana Village, Sept. &C,
Elizabeth q. Smith, aged so years
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend her funeral from the
residence OF her son n-lsw, David Appisby,
on Monday next. Services at'tbe house ct !
D. m. lnterment 10 ChrisliAna III. 4. Gene.
tsfy.
MoCOnN ELL. .-Cn the. 30.h uit.. Rebec,s,
wife Of w illiam Mcdonnell, aged IL years
The re.atives and i.1cnds are respect.
FULLY invited TO attend funeral service si
the house, No 1914 walnut street, on sun
day ar,rnoon at o'clock. lntermont ai
Fsirvisw Cemoteiy, CoatesviIle, Pa on
Monday morning, leaving the depot In thii
city at O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Tho Opera House.

The audience As the Opera House last
night Was nothing like - large As II
should have beea 10 witness Joseph
Murphy and hts very excellent com
PAM ia the "Kerry Cow" Mr.. Muir
phy's delipeation OF the character OF
Dan O'HArs, the blacksmith, 10 an In.
initAble piece OF acting that has given
him reputation which extends All over
the United States. Everything he says
or does Is natural and realistic, and he
fully portrays the true, hopest and
Witty young Irishman. Nora Drew, rs
portrayed by Miss Stella Teuton, 10
almost eqral to Mr.. Murphy's Dan
O'Hara, and in Its rendition she proved
herself . talented, pleasing and accom-
plished sotress. The remainder OF the
characters were all sustained In the
very best manner, and those who failed
to be present last evening missed a rich
Pdramatic trent. Mr. Murphy will close
his engagement this evening with
"6haun Rhua," powerful Irish
comedy drama, In which he will intro
duce bis beautiful song, "a Handful oil
Earth" He should be greeted with
packed house, as he is one Of the beet
delineators OF Irish character now on
the stage, and fully equal to the late
Barney williams.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
FIFTH EDITH
AT the AonN.rn-

r.. uemy OF Mos
u. me Irish drama, ,''rhs RI, >
wss Presen ted again las, n,aal an
l academy Of Music before esenl y
encs by j. ]. Sullivan T,,.
nienly interesting, and IN. iai1 q
p given BY Mr.. Sullivsn' ' iea' e
conception. 1t viii bs nv. Is
,ass time this evening. t's1s1.' s0S Y
nave not already seen il e sh0u aDu J !,
the opportunity. 'n0OiO
on Monday night the .,..
young actor, Edwin Ards" 'v
mence an engagement oi ~ :,
In In hts idyllic drama. Hr.',' 81 .at'
his play is Q realistic i's.e -
clouds, sunshine and sS.bo' ~
alternately provokes Ian bsue ob,ss
tears. There will be 4 surs srar5
performance ct the TussdsS Su AZ ,
nesday matiuees and M ~
|evesina, when every lsdy hoI !"
served seat coupon will rsosi sS, !,
some lace pin, . miniature ia, "a,
the knife used BY Mr.. Arden NJ !;
s0ene.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
DnRA POisOned

Some unscrupnlous peIso1
the valuable Newfcund al
Geo. W. Baker, living st 10
inrton street. Mr.. Baker Ds
several valuable maitese os
from the same cause. ne ~
done by some one near "! II
has been reported to the scC;9
rrsyeut tion OF Cruelty to AMI am
win be investigated. Ja Jeisa 1J|
honey, residing at No. tos VI VI
street, also had 8 valuao es,, aos| y
This dog was OF the pug vst''
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Tho Attempted Bank Eob

The attempt to rob the
Bank OF New Castle yesterd
Ing 10 still the subject OF col
In that ancient town. and
ment ocos-ioned BY II has byI
abated. Some OF the people,
most afraid to retire last nigd
warm reception accorded tnd
will no doubt have the effe(
venting . visit from Others
time to come. A watch wa
all last night, but beyond tHl :
of dogs nothing was heard :
WAS no alarm of any kind.
there 10 no clue to the burgla1
1t seems to be nobody's bnsind
them up, 1t is scarcely prod
they will be caught
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
BfforA fha .Indua

Charles Pratt was arrniEned at this
mornings session Of the city court on .
charge OF being drunk and cisorderly
and carrying concealed deadly
weapon. Ga the first charge he was
committed In default OF 500 bail to
answer A. Oourt.
John O'5haughnessy wss fined 81 and
and oosts for drunkenness.
William BoHie WIS charged with
committing an assault and battery on
his sister, MS Mary e Platt, and as
the evidence wss conclusive WAS sen
fenced to pay q tine Of SS and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Pretty Near Perpetual Nj

Millard II. Davis, the wi
jeweler st No. 8 East Secoui }
on exhibition . new and noj
which Will prove invaluable
banks, balls or private fsnl
works Of this clock are 60 ARD
II winds itself q little every ID
this way not only kegs a !
pressure on the springs, m1
correct time keeper, but al.ol
TO run for As least q year al
without winding up, This il
~ near as II will ever be 70
petual motion, and this ned
mechanism is not only curl
10 invaluable ~ 9 correct I'D
Mr.. Davis will have these
clocks for sale, and oil In Iced
thing not only unique, but al
should call and examine tte1
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Wedding &C Belmont Cottage.

Belmont oottsgs was decorated with
evergreens and flowers on Thursday
evening, 1t being the occasion of the
marriage OF Mis- Clara V. Ooombs, the
daughter of Phillip Coombs, to George
81. Middleton. TEE Rev. r. B. Cook
offcisted. About seventy five relatives
and intimate friends were present.
Among them we're relatives from Scrsn.
ton ard PhilsdeIph!s, Pa and Scrsn-
ton, Ohio The youog couple received
numerous and costly presents, inolud.
ing silver ard cut glassware, and oil
paintings. Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton
STARTED ior Delaware Water Gar, TO be
gone ten days Tney will reside st Bel.
mont Cottage,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
AT the Grand central.

The attendance at the Grand Central
Thestr-, on Front street near King, was
large last evening, and the place is
rapidly winning favor with the public.
In addition to the variety performance
there was an exciting and olosely
tested four ro1od contest between Ei.
lingsworth aud Borden, In which the
former won two knock downs, and was
awarded the contest by Referee Nc
Gowan. There viii be an extra good
variety performance this evening, and
In addition to this John Lsonsrd and
Bill Coy le will have four-round con-
test,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
A narrow E,cs.

Yesterday evening as Mr., \
Dlinn and daughter were
home from this city, the bo,I
frightened at . wagon ON
avenue, which was loaded vi1
and broken down. The N,
dangerous at that point, ,hs|
steep embAnkment 1t ths M
which they we're being catr,a
frightened animal, which N
ceeded In getting away frou
riAge and running until csua|
tollgate. Nellie, the dsuaI
much chAarined that the hoI
have gotten away, as rhs md
on being something off driJ
piece Of road, as far as the 4
10 . standing disgrace. i
been ut to travel over fcr !
Will not the commisslone, M
. note Of this, and zee that |
speedily made.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Yess Orusnsd - sns Usrs.

THIS morning. John Kurts thu IL.
yeAr.old son Of Henry Kurts, living st
No. ll83 Esst Fosftsenth street. At
tempted 70 board frsiehs train pses.
Ina In front Of the Pnllman Palace Car
Oompauy's works. uoaGs Kuriz mis-.
Cd his footing aud fs.l b, neat the oars,
several wheels psssib 4 over him before
the train could be chopped. His fool
wss horribly msneled, He vas taken
to his homo and DIR. willard Spinner
summoned who found II necessary 20
smputate the leg between the knee and
ankle. The boy 10 doing wall.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
nanii Comfy Fair.

The Cecil County fair VIII u
Ell ton on October 4, Q,
gives every indication O! oe,, !,
cess. The dieplay OF ca,t. q, |. = t.n oi
will be very fne, as will u alsG sI,|
display. There will Oe s,r| 80 !
ming, pacing and trotlins ray
entries have all been maui
dsy will he children's Coy, y,
children under IL years q III sii
simit,ed free. Tho fair wy
n . TO its usual standard
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
A Farmer swindied,

Lewis Buchanan, Of III
inveigled into o email side
circus at Eikton q few DAYS
he was induced to bet tltO
tain card would turn Up
did not turn mp, and the mi
took the stakes. Mr.. Buchsl
ed the fellow, and succeedel
back $500 of his money: .
enca however cost him $l5O
take warning and 6swal
shsrpers, as in "wsys lhst
and tricks that are vain" the
the heathep Chinee.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
United ststas Dntrict Court.

The United States district court me.
again yesterday. Merely routine business
was transacted. In the circuit court s.
Redmond Smith exam ner in equity heard
tie deiendant's testimony in the case OF
the Williams Manufacturing Co VS..
FrAnklin Brothers of HARRINGTON.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
lLiiinAllInnRd

The sp cial manifest Office of the Della.
ware division closed to day. The office
is only open during fruit season, and Its
business consists in arranging and copy
irg manifcsts Of the Delaware division
freights. j. j. Whitaker who has had
charge Of the office will resume his desk
in the Pennsylvania tlllce in Philadel-
phiA.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Tne Needmore flou1

is the right -four for the !, peUp] N
going off ike hot cakes e ID III
wonder that 1t does, for ,,i.. It ~ N
sweet, moist and nutriti9aas q csa| NJ
costs csnly IS a barrel or 50 uSs| Usa
s gi,n the success 1t is having
Morrow, Twelfth and Fiehcl
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Tho Red Ribbon a ssoclat,on.

A hnsintss meeting of tbs Rad RIB
bon Temperance Association will be
held on Monday evening next. The
tenI france services TO morrow afer.
noon have hem poptpored to SanGay
afternoon, DC oheI 8
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Crapb a n,xht school.

The only place in the city where you
can acquire a thorough knowledge Of
b OBJ keepirg and penmanship in 10
w9eks. No tina wasted with LECTURES,
&o t6 gents and % ladies now in az
tendance. Penwork executed and cards
written. Studio, 706 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
The Continental Club.

The Continental Club will give pack
age party next Tuesday evening, October
4, at their room, 302 e, 4th street, where
a good time is anticipated and refresh.
ments will be given. The admission will
Le ten cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
GOssips About

The yachts. How the Engiish take
their dbfsat, together with all toe news
Of the day and fullest reports from base
ball and all field sports In tse Sunday
papers. First & Davis, 313 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Cara of Furniture

When cleaning house e. ! yOJ ~
avoid scratching spa j. u uana's
furniture. Phillips & al kal1 ~
AZ new. II is applied wa 1.s 4
hpnsb. hp Anybody can use
handy size bottles.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Extra FtDeLunch. .

Harry Feldmeier, mine hest of the
FELTON, House, at Second and Wslnut
streets. will serve an extra fac lunch
tonight, TO which be calls the especial
atten inn OF his patrons.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

The readers of the o sfs' eIb,
should not fail to see tns seina Ing
the eIsss blowers nov oe'ns
the . Old Fellows Hall
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
MA2kI I'D.

OAT-roRREST-On ssptsmbs, 20. st ths
rssidsLcs Of the brides parsnts 6y Rev,
Jesss higgins, william X. Oat ana Kate
Forrest both Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
stats OF tho remperarurs
YLaG Eaa1nat

To-u2o7row promises to be dull and
cloudy With stationary temperature.
Similar conditions will probably con
rtn1s on Mo2ds!, with slight thermal
changes. IF
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Five Good Things

Buckwheat, mines meat c1
homtny and honey, fresh stl
Leary' = store, N. W. corneI Z
Madison.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
n Good show.

Some hue vocal music will be render.
Cd to-nishs at the AtIantis Gssdeu, 22l
King street. Everybody Welcome.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

Drop in and enjoy yoa,sl
Atlantic Garden, to night, I'd
fine lunch served to oil.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Cali and Ktp

boots for men and boys, Highest
grades aud lowest prices. Bsbcook's,
206 Market street, above Secsnd.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

The finest and best oyste5
city at Aipscow's, No, ~
street, at 25, 80 and 40 cents
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

The place to spend az evening pleas.
! nn.ir a. .. nnA n'Ss .ss0oo. a me
lunch served TO night.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

kkY ANrED-EXPERlEN SALES.
w lady In q men chloe store, which will be
open on fhursday next ct III Market street.
Apply at West IND street. It's
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

The hsndsomest line s.os,. o, s''
p,ushes at millinery psia0'''
kst and go King Streets
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

yXyILL The PEkSDH WHO HILL
w ticket no. lsp, excursion 10 dettss,
burg, (rhurSdsy last), please cal 81, .. 'no =.
wilmington OIothirg uouse, 4!o Msrke.. s'
and oblige The committee. "
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
years insurance, 81.
years insurance, S6.

Payable in weekly or moe thly pay
mepts. You will pay twice the amount
In the other weekly paymen company
fGr Insurance on your goods. Office,
Nc. 8 East Seventh street, Heald Build.
Ing.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
To Your Interest.

You csn get your household Insured
In the old reliable Agricultural Insur.
aDce Co. of New York, assests nearly
50, ,000. 600, at the following rates:
l year insurance, So.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

NOTICE-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
IN that have this day associated with me
in nv business my son Hanson, McCauiley anu
that the plastering business. heretoiofe, Is nn
tablished nv ne, VIII in future pc SIt,.u ""
LEY x SON. -, ,,,.,,., i,
Thanking my many patrons for their liberal
patronage in the past, shall hope LOT eoh
tInuance of the sa e TO the new firm,
Wilmib gton, September 3D. 1851.
oi-5t ROBERT McCA AObbbIi'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

V uSr-ON sep. 2srH, A HAND
s satchel cont aiming deIta sppliaucts 8,
IN going from WILMINGTON to Conc1rdvilI
Pa, via Ohas. DuPont's banks and Tst,sy-
vile A gu able reward will be pai5 by
DIR. II. GARRETT, 1007 WestN. 1tA
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

AT NJ; sst 20.
wv Adams ct also table boardsrs. oi.-''
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-22
DIED.

ROCHE-In ST. Paul. March 20, at IL 20 p.
w., at the residence of his parents, Walter
Edward, beloved son of Michael and B. A
Roche, aged 2 years and months. Flu
neral from residence, 226 Fifteenth street,
to-day (Tuesday) at $50 D. IN.
HARMON-In st. Paul, at the residence of
her uncle, James Harmon, 139 Eva street,
West St. Paul, Annie, aged 4 years
Funeral to-day at $3.50 p IN. Funeral pri-
vate.
ROCHE-In ST. Paul, at the residence of par
ents, No 226 Aurora avenue, on March 20
at II rs p. m, Walter Edward, beloved son
OF Michael and R. A. Roche, aged 2 years
and months. Funeral to-day at 2:30 p. IN.
Friends invited to attend.
MlTCHELL-1n St. Paul, March Is. at $3.50
o'clock, Mrs. Anna Mitchell, beloved wife
of John Mitchell, aged 81 years, at No. Psi
1glehart street. Funeral Tuesday at a. IN.
Services at the cathedral.
STRAUS-At Union Park Sunday. at 5 o'clock
p. m, Anna Belle, beloved wife of Charles
Straus. Funeral Tuesday at p. IN. Serv-
ices at residence. Friends of the family i'll
yited TO attend.